Norovirus outbreaks are returning to cruise ships as travel demand surges. Here’s what travelers should know now.

Your passport may no longer be enough to travel. Here’s why the DOT says more travelers are being denied boarding.

Boatchella is turning cruises into floating music festivals—here’s what it is, who’s behind it, and why it’s reshaping travel.

For years, Allegiant Air and Sun Country quietly operated in a corner of the airline business that larger carriers never fully understood until recently. They weren’t chasing Wall Street travelers or trying to dominate crowded hub airports. Their business was built around something much more specific — getting vacationers from smaller American cities to warm-weather destinations cheaply and efficiently. That strategy worked surprisingly well for a long time. Both airlines lea

For horror fans, frequent Orlando travelers, and theme park obsessives, Halloween Horror Nights 35 already feels bigger than a normal event year — and Universal has barely started revealing details. There is a noticeable shift in the conversation surrounding HHN 35. Part of that is simple anniversary hype. But there is also a growing sense that Universal is treating this upcoming season as something larger than a standard haunted event rollout. The company is operating in a v

A Quiet Risk Entering Loud Places Theme parks are built on precision. Everything you see—how crowds move, how spaces open and narrow, how long you wait before the next burst of entertainment—is designed with almost surgical intent. It’s easy to forget, in the middle of all that choreography, that these places are still living environments. Not sterile sets. Not sealed systems. That distinction is why hantavirus—rare, largely unseen by the traveling public, but taken seriously

Mythos is closing at Islands of Adventure, ending a beloved era as Universal doubles down on franchise-driven expansion.

Cruise lines are tightening health protocols as hantavirus concerns expose new risks tied to remote travel experiences.

Disney Adventure’s last-minute cancellation disrupted thousands of vacations — but it may have prevented a far bigger crisis at sea.

Carnival’s loyalty shake-up changes how cruisers earn perks. Here’s what it means for your status, benefits, and future sailings.

Stop overpaying for airport lounges. Learn smart, cost-effective ways to access premium spaces and travel better for less.

Hotels now let guests buy room decor, bedding, and more—signaling a major shift in how travel brands extend beyond the stay.

At Magic Kingdom, the familiar rumble of runaway mine trains is back—but only if you’re paying close attention. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad has quietly entered a new phase: test riding. And while that might sound like a prelude to reopening, the reality on the ground is a bit more complicated. Guests have started spotting trains running the full circuit again, occasionally with cast members onboard. It looks promising—encouraging, even—but this isn’t a soft opening. Not yet

Airlines pivot fast after Spirit Airlines exits—new fares, shifting strategies, and what it means for your next trip.

Six Flags cracks down after park fights, adding security and new rules—signaling a bigger shift in the theme park experience.

Spirit Airlines shuts down. Here’s how to rebook fast, recover costs, and navigate rising fares after the ULCC collapse.

The abrupt collapse of Spirit Airlines marks more than the disappearance of a single airline—it signals the unraveling of a business model that, for better or worse, rewired how Americans think about flying. For years, Spirit thrived on contradiction: impossibly cheap base fares paired with a long list of add-ons. It wasn’t always loved, but it was undeniably influential. What makes this moment striking is the timing. Travel demand is strong. Flights are full. In many cases,

For years, the Universal Islands of Adventure park map has included a section that felt increasingly out of step with the rest of the resort: The Lost Continent. Once ambitious and atmospheric, it gradually turned into something else — less a destination, more a corridor guests moved through on the way to somewhere better. Now, that’s starting to change — and not subtly. Construction activity has officially begun in the Lost Continent area, with visible walls, rerouted pathwa

Flight cuts are spreading across Europe as fuel supply tightens—fewer options, higher fares, and a less flexible travel season ahead.

Universal Cruise Line rumors are heating up. Here’s what’s happening, why it matters, and how it could reshape cruising.